On June 23, Mr. Do Thai Phong, Vice Chairman of Dak Lak Provincial People's Council, said that the Provincial People's Council has been and is implementing the supervision of a number of key projects and works that are behind schedule in the area. This is identified as an important task to promptly remove difficulties, promote implementation progress, thereby improving the efficiency of using public investment capital.
According to the Vice Chairman of Dak Lak Provincial People's Council, in the context of increasing infrastructure development needs, accelerating the progress of projects using state budget capital is of particular importance.
Over the past time, the Provincial People's Council has strengthened the supervision of the implementation of public investment projects, especially some key projects and projects at risk of delays. Through this, functional agencies promptly grasp the difficulties and obstacles in the implementation process to have appropriate solutions to remove them.
Mr. Do Thai Phong emphasized that in the 2nd session of the 11th Provincial People's Council, term 2026 - 2031, it will discuss and question some slow-progress projects in the area in the past time.
For slow-progress projects, the Provincial People's Council requested sectors and localities to clarify the causes and determine the responsibilities of each related unit and individual. At the same time, investors must develop specific plans and solutions to accelerate construction progress, ensuring completion according to the set requirements.
Vice Chairman of Dak Lak Provincial People's Council said that strengthening the supervision of the progress of public investment projects will contribute to enhancing the responsibility of relevant agencies and units, promoting capital disbursement, and ensuring that projects are completed on schedule, with quality and promoting post-investment efficiency.
By mid-June 2026, Dak Lak province had only disbursed about 20% of the total public investment capital allocated in the year. This is still a low rate, requiring levels, sectors and investors to focus more drastically in the last months of the year.
Currently, the Provincial Traffic and Agriculture Rural Development Construction Investment Project Management Board is managing 35 projects, of which 23 transitional projects are being implemented. The total capital allocated to these projects is more than 3,381 billion VND.
Meanwhile, the Provincial Civil and Industrial Construction Investment Project Management Board is assigned to be the investor of 34 projects with a total capital of more than 940 billion VND.
